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oh ok, i understand it all, but one thing. when you say gap, are you talkin in the sub?

see, this is what i'm talkin about... what does it mean they might be working on each other? how close do they actually have to be to be doin that?

comon, anyone know what i'm talkin about?

i know i've seen meade put a board between his subs(in the civic) so they don't "play off eachother." what does it mean and what do the subs do when they play off eachother? how close together do they have to be do be playing eachother, and how could i detect if my system is doin it? :-[

can't we all just get along.... ;D check the flip up headlights, did the red car have them?? if so, it is not a z06, corvette got rid of the flip ups in '06(pretty sure about that).. ernesto, soundstream has a forum?? you got an adress???

damn man, that sucks. destoyed a brand new car at least he got a good deal on it($11,000 brand new)....

alright man sounds good, thanks for the advice!

thanks alot Ray, i appreciate it! :^

the reason i thought about fusing it is because the wire from my alt to my battery will be around 3 feet long. I read some where that fusing it would be the safe way to go. So, even with the wire being longer than 1 foot, do you still recommend that i not fuse it??? if i should fuse it, closer to the battery or alt? My factory wire does not go to the fusebox from the alt. It goes directly to the + of the battery. But, it is a distance away(around 3 feet). My alt is in the front lower left, while my battery is on the right upper rear side of my engine compartment.

I wanna go ahead and do the big 3 on my car some time soon(long overdue). I know i wanna fuse between the alternator + and the battery +. Is it best to fuse closer to the alternator + or the battery +???? If the alternator is constantly producing current should i fuse closer to the alternator? But then again the battery holds a constant charge so why not fuse closer to the battery?? I am just confused about the whole thing... If anyone could explain and set it straight that would be super spiffy. :-[

^^^ thats a good idea. I love those reaction vids, i can't wait to see a vid when someone shits themselves. I think that would be one of the few things that can beat the eyeball pop out.

i have 2 questions (maybe stupid) about building a wall this way.. 1. What other way could you build a wall from the inside out?? using "L" brackets or something? 2. If you have 2x2's all along the joints on the inside, do you have to make all the walls on the inside thicker to make everything even (like meade did by sandwiching sheetrock)? to answer your questions: 1. I personally wouldnt use L brackets to do this. Maybe angle iron or something that would be continuous but not L brackets where you would have to have them a few inches apart. You would end up with so many brackets it would be a mess. Im sure you could make it work but to me its not an ideal way to go. 2. You dont have to make it all even, i did a lot of stuff to this box i didnt "have to" do. Im always in the pursuit of that last 1/2 db and whether or not the things i do help or hurt im not always sure. You can DEFINITLY build you a wall like i did and call it done with the 2x2's just like you see in the pics. Ive done many like that whether it was a wall or a box built into the trunk and ive always had good luck with them. thanks for the response meade, i know your a busy man, i appreciate it!!! :^

lol.. which hardware store???

yeah, those pics are from steve's civic...

i have 2 questions (maybe stupid) about building a wall this way.. 1. What other way could you build a wall from the inside out?? using "L" brackets or something? 2. If you have 2x2's all along the joints on the inside, do you have to make all the walls on the inside thicker to make everything even (like meade did by sandwiching sheetrock)?

The price of $70 is not set in stone. If interested let me know what you wanna pay for it, and maybe we can agree on a figure. Thanks!

that box looks sweet, can't wait to see the finished product!!! :^

another sweet azz video!!!

I bought this RMS Digital Multimeter, including a tempature probe, from Radioshack a couple of months ago. Here is the link if you wanna check it out http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.js...rentPage=search Never opened it, never used it, never even seen battery life. One week after purchasing this, I received a different DMM as a gift from a friend. I bought it for $95.84 including tax ($89.99 w/o tax). If you wanna buy it, I will sell it for $70.00 plus shipping.... let me know if any of you are interested. Thanks! :^

do you remember where you saw that? i can't remember where i read that, and its bugging the sh*t out of me...

I thought i read somewhere that 1/4" of fiberglass, equals 3/4" of mdf. I am not sure if i am correctly recalling this or if i pulled it out of my ass... maybe someone could verify this :-[

those are lookin so good, can't wait to see the final product :^

^^^LOL ;D It's a pretty good magazine. They usually have little sections in it on how to do some sort of fabrication. They also give good reviews on more common name brand goods. $15 for a year subscription, i don't think you could go wrong...

power windows, yeah boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :^

x4 welcome doc, we will definently need some advice from an experienced individual such as yourself